A heat warning has been issued for Alberta, expecting extremely warm temperatures between 30 to 35°C and overnight lows of 14°C or higher until at least mid-week. A building upper ridge will increase daytime temperatures from near 30°C on Sunday to around 35°C by Wednesday, with little overnight relief.
Residents and visitors are advised to:
– Reschedule outdoor activities to cooler times.
– Take breaks in cool indoor spaces.
– Stay hydrated with water and non-alcoholic, non-caffeinated drinks.
– Ensure children and pets are not left in vehicles.
Be alert for symptoms of heat stroke and heat exhaustion, and pay special attention to vulnerable groups such as infants, seniors, individuals with certain medical conditions, outdoor workers, and socially isolated individuals. Heat warnings indicate a heightened risk of heat-related illnesses.
